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Best-Selling Vietnamese Wall Art

Hoi An lanterns, Hanoi streets, river views and a Saigon market gate, painted in oil or printed on canvas

Each image is a Vietnam landscape, from lantern-lit water to autumn streets.

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Best-selling Vietnamese wall art shows lantern-lit Hoi An riversides, Hanoi Old Quarter streets, river scenes with bridges and boats, and a Saigon market gateway. Most of the works are landscapes, and a good share are street scenes or night scenes. Buyers choose between an oil painting made by hand and a printed canvas of the same image.

Lantern light and night colour

Several paintings are built around Hoi An after dark. In one, paper lanterns glow orange and yellow over dark blue water, while wooden boats and a crowd line the embankment below yellow-walled buildings lit from within. Another hangs orange, red and green lanterns in rows above a street of yellow walls, with figures walking the glossy paving under a deepening blue sky. A third crowds silk lanterns in orange, yellow, green and pink across the upper picture, above a figure in a dark jacket. These lantern paintings also hang in Lanterns and Night Scene, and their orange and blue pair well with a pale, plain wall.

Hanoi streets, bridges and autumn leaves

The Hanoi paintings run from a railway track down a narrow street lined with shopfronts, red flags and green trees, to a grey church facade at the end of a street where orange autumn leaves colour the road. Another shows yellow and orange trees arching over a paved street toward an old stone gate. A close view of a rust-brown steel bridge, with banana leaves in front and a pale river behind, brings a quieter palette. The bridge and street views also hang in Landmarks & Architecture.

River scenes and a Saigon gateway

On the water, a wooden boat carries figures in white ao dai and conical hats across blue water toward a covered bridge, with yellow buildings and red walls reflected along the banks. A separate painting faces a yellow gateway topped by a clock tower onto a wide blue street, where bicycles and a scooter rider pass under a soft, streaked sky; its yellow and blue sit well beside the street views gathered in Iconic Vietnam. Another rests a figure in a long red ao dai beside dark red wooden doors, in red, deep blue and grey.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which places do the best-selling paintings show?
They show Hoi An, Hanoi and Saigon: lantern streets and riversides, the Hanoi Old Quarter, Long Bien Bridge and a market gateway.
Are there best sellers without crowds or streets?
Yes. The rust-brown steel bridge among banana leaves has a pale river and sky behind it, and the figure beside red wooden doors is a calm scene in red, blue and grey.
Which of these paintings suit a dark wall?
The Hoi An night scenes, with orange and yellow lanterns against deep blue, keep their glow on a deeper wall, while the autumn Hanoi streets sit well on a pale one.
Can I get a lantern painting as an oil painting?
Yes. A lantern scene can be painted by hand in oils, or printed on canvas if you prefer the image without brushwork.